Wednesday, June 07, 2006
Another Euro-Peon Accuses US of "Secret Prisons," again with NO PROOF
Euro-peons seem to have a different standard of proof - if there is none of a crime being committed, they believe that if you accuse anyway, it means that the crime occurred.
The Euro-peons who continue to say that there are secret prisons run by the US in Europe accuse, say they know, claim they will prove - but in the end admit that all they have is "allegations."
Folks, allegations mean SHIT. Proof is what means everything. And you have no fucking proof of anything.
Europe colluded with CIA over prisoners - watchdog
Okay...so, where the proof?
Well, there you have it.
They have witnesses who don't want to be exposed, and "plane enthusiasts."
We like the 747, and maybe a 767 here and there.
This means were are now experts when it comes to proving the existence of "secret prisons" when the moron who runs the investigation states that he has not "established the whole truth."
That's liberal code for "we can't prove our case."
Thanks, idiot. We knew that already.
Euro-peons seem to have a different standard of proof - if there is none of a crime being committed, they believe that if you accuse anyway, it means that the crime occurred.
The Euro-peons who continue to say that there are secret prisons run by the US in Europe accuse, say they know, claim they will prove - but in the end admit that all they have is "allegations."
Folks, allegations mean SHIT. Proof is what means everything. And you have no fucking proof of anything.
Europe colluded with CIA over prisoners - watchdog
More than 20 mostly European countries colluded in a "global spider's web" of secret CIA jails and flight transfers of terrorist suspects stretching from Asia to Guantanamo Bay, a rights watchdog said on Wednesday.
Council of Europe investigator Dick Marty said the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency's well-oiled system did not involve torture but amounted to a form of "legal and judicial apartheid" that could exacerbate Muslim anger and spawn new terrorists.
The United States maintained a stance of neither denying nor confirming the allegations but challenged the credibility of the Council of Europe's report. Some European governments denied breaking laws, while others were silent or went on the attack.
European governments have faced embarrassing allegations over cooperation with U.S. policies unpopular with domestic opinion. It has fueled perceptions some were ready to ignore national laws due to U.S. pressure to back the war on terrorism.
Okay...so, where the proof?
Marty said in the report many of the Council's 46 member states had provided limited cooperation with his inquiry, but witnesses, plane enthusiasts, confidential sources and flight records had helped him partially lift a "veil of silence."
"It is now clear -- although we are still far from having established the whole truth -- that authorities in several European countries actively participated with the CIA in these unlawful activities," said Marty.
Well, there you have it.
They have witnesses who don't want to be exposed, and "plane enthusiasts."
We like the 747, and maybe a 767 here and there.
This means were are now experts when it comes to proving the existence of "secret prisons" when the moron who runs the investigation states that he has not "established the whole truth."
That's liberal code for "we can't prove our case."
Thanks, idiot. We knew that already.
